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Securing 615 Hazardous Buildings in Tehran
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Securing 615 Hazardous Buildings in Tehran

منبع تصویر: hamshahrionline.ir

By Euronews Farsi Editorial 2 min Read time 33,025

Securing 615 hazardous buildings in Tehran is considered a significant achievement in urban safety. This action reflects the continuous efforts of safety committees and the obligation of owners to strengthen their buildings, which has led to an 8% reduction in hazardous buildings in the first half of 1405.

Follow-ups by Safety Committees

The safety committees of the Islamic Council of Tehran continuously monitor hazardous buildings with the aim of increasing safety and reducing risks from natural disasters and unforeseen events. These committees identify buildings at risk using scientific and empirical data and provide recommendations to their owners regarding strengthening measures.

Mehdi Babaei, the head of the safety committee of the Islamic Council of Tehran, has recently emphasized the importance of these measures and stated that this trend not only helps reduce risks but also increases citizens' trust in safety systems. He stressed that securing buildings is a priority for the Tehran City Council.

Positive Outcomes of Securing

The 8% reduction in hazardous buildings is a success that can contribute to improving the quality of life for citizens and increasing the sense of security. Given that Tehran is one of the largest and most populous cities in Iran, any action aimed at enhancing safety can have significant positive impacts on the community. These measures not only include securing buildings but will also help raise safety awareness among citizens.

On the other hand, strengthening buildings means reducing vulnerability to earthquakes and other natural disasters. This issue is particularly important in a country like Iran, which is located in a seismic zone. Therefore, actions taken to secure buildings can protect the lives and property of citizens against the dangers posed by natural disasters.

In conclusion, Mehdi Babaei emphasized that the continuation of this trend requires the comprehensive cooperation of owners, builders, and urban managers. He called for special attention to this issue and active participation from all stakeholders to achieve the safety goals for buildings.

Source: hamshahrionline.ir